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She has been given a posthumous Outstanding Contribution Award by the University ‘In recognition of her distinguished career as a world-renowned pioneer in the field of cancer diagnostics.’ bit.ly/4aeIMKf (3/3)

She retired aged 83 from her role as Professor of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Bradford in April 2024 and died six months later. (2/3)

A trailblazing female scientist has been honoured by the University of Bradford a year after her death.

Professor Diana Anderson MBE’s work focused on using a single test for each type of cancer detection, such as mutation, and she was respected across the world. (1/3)

Ed Anderson was awarded Doctor of the University in recognition of his successful career and dedication to the region in his role as Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire. bit.ly/4avsmNr

Therese Patten, the Chief Executive of Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust, has received an Outstanding Contribution Award from the University ‘In recognition of the significant contribution she has made to the health and wellbeing of the district.’ bit.ly/3YbDrvC

Kully Thiarai, an artistic and creative director, has been made a Doctor of Letters at the University in recognition of her outstanding career and dedication to increasing diversity and inclusion within the arts. bit.ly/3KfrQZs

Terry Hartwell is an experienced corporate real estate professional who has operated at board level in FTSE 100 companies for 25 years.

He has been made a Doctor of the University of Bradford in recognition of his significant commitment & the impact he has made at the University. bit.ly/4iAaGCx

Bradford-born engineer Michael Dinn honoured for pioneering role in NASA’s Apollo Moon landing. University of Bradford awards Honorary Doctorate, celebrating his deep space tracking legacy and inspiring future space AI research.

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Eve takes us behind the scenes of her live BBC interview: www.instagram.com/p/DRmrp2AjcVR/ (4/4)

The students talked about issues including increases in tuition fees, being a University of Bradford student ambassador, part-time working for students, minimum wage rises and the pressures of the cost of commuting and the cost of living. (3/4)

The student panel gave their views as part of a studio audience for the BBC One programme, ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Budget announcement, held that afternoon. (2/4)

These interactive models can be explored online, offering a new way to experience heritage while supporting tourism, education and urban planning.

Find out more about the project: bit.ly/48Gy0Kn (3/3)

The project uses advanced scanning techniques to create immersive digital twins of these medieval settlements, capturing everything from towering walls and gateways to hidden roof spaces and historic streets. (2/3)

Bringing together innovators to solve real-world challenges using quantum computing, with expert mentorship and a £25,000 prize pool, the Bradford Quantum Hackathon puts the city firmly on the global map for technological innovation.

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Organised by the University of Bradford, @quantinuum.bsky.social and Aqora, and supported by @bradford2025.co.uk, the event celebrates the UN International Year of Quantum and showcases the city’s historic role as a birthplace of innovation and the industrial revolution. (2/3)

“It’s not just about replacing animals - it’s about building better, human-relevant systems,” said Dr Perkins. “This is a step forward in making drug testing more ethical, accurate, and effective.”

Find out more about the project: bit.ly/3JeUVn5 (3/3)